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Boston Massacre Paul Revere Garment-dyed Heavyweight T-shirt one lesson A class of heroes mostPaul Revere's iconic engraving, "Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in Kings Street in Boston," was created just three weeks after the tragic Boston Massacre. The artwork quickly became a powerful piece of propaganda, rallying patriots and fueling the fight for independence from British rule. In 1770, tensions in Boston were high, with 4,000 British soldiers stationed in a city of only 15,000. On March 5th, a group of colonial laborers and merchant sailors